Halcro dm10 Owner's Manual page 12

1. Headphone jack: This jack may be used to
listen to the dm10's output through a pair of
headphones. Ensure that the headphones
have a standard ¼" stereo plug.
2. Remote sensor window:
window is a sensor that receives infrared
signals from the remote control. Aim the
remote at this area and do not block or cover
the sensor window.
3. LCD information display:
delivers messages and system status to assist
you in operating the unit. See Fig 2 for a
complete breakdown on the display.
4. Balance control left:
conjunction with Balance Control Right (Fig
1, 7) to change the relative volume for the left
and right channels. Pressing the Left button
increases the volume on the left hand channel
and decreases the volume on the right.
5. Standby/On button: The Halcro dm10 is
designed to remain in Standby mode when
not in use. This button will toggle the unit
between Standby and On.
To turn the unit off completely, use the Main
Power Switch on the rear panel.
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6. Mute button: Depressing this button mutes
the output to the speakers but not the
headphones.
7. Balance control right:
conjunction with Balance Control Left (Fig 1, 4)
to change the relative volume for the left and
right channels. Pressing the Right button
increases the volume on the right hand
channel and decreases the volume on the left.
8. Input select control: By turning this knob,
the preamplifier scrolls
programmed input devices (CD player, Tuner,
DVD, and so on) attached to the unit. The
corresponding selected input is displayed.
9. Volume control: Turn this knob clockwise
to increase the volume and counter-clockwise
to decrease the volume. To mute the system,
when the speakers are balanced, continue to
turn the knob counter-clockwise until the
word MUTE appears on the display, or press
the MUTE button.
10. Phase button: Depressing this button
toggles the unit between in-phase and out-of-
phase mode.
11. Mono/Stereo button: Whenever Phono is
selected, depressing this button changes the
unit between Stereo and Mono modes.
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